The last coming flood was when Hertz sold off their fleet of Teslas (renting an electric car, not my idea of fun).
I don't pay any attention to the used market, but I don't think it was terrible for the used market.
In Cali, most (ok, a lot of) ground equipment is electric.
For tugs is can make complete sense as, one of the things you want is for a tug to be heavy.
It is hooked to a Piper M600.
I have an electric tug and apparently left it on when I traveled recently.
Upon return the tug was dead.
Nothing a Lighting & a long extension cord can’t fix.
I would say any generalized setting will not satisfy an audio snob.
I remember people refusing to use Dolby because it killed (at least) the high end.
XM audio is bad. I use Spotify via CarPlay and find it to be great. I don’t use normalization.
Ok, so here is somewhat of an update.
Yes, I see that when using the phone, I can adjust phone volume.
That really isn't the issue.
The issue is, phone usage volume vs phone *ring* volume.
Something I failed to take into account before is...
The ring tone I use is one I created.
On my phone...
I've had that happen, it went away after a reboot.
I keep hearing there is/will be an update that enables long term selection, but I'm not aware of it yet.
While I agree with this attitude, which had been mine...I recently changed my methodology.
Previously, I'd charge about once a week, not giving much thought to anything.
Then, one of my kids said they may need a ride back to school (vs driving their car).
My first thought was, no problem.
Then I...
I did fiddle through that section.
I may try no ring and see what happens, though, I did change to a "softer" ring tone in those settings and once I got CarPlay going again, it defaulted to my standard ring tone.
Is it a CarPlay thing, or do I not know where the setting is:
Ring/message volume when the phone is connected to CarPlay is way too loud.
Also, I discovered from the other day, when merely connected to the truck as a phone (no CarPlay), that this is a problem.
It seems to be the same volume as...
Well...don't get too excited.
My iPhone is finally catching up to what my Android phone did...5+ years ago.
I lost the family fight, plus the never ending "green bubble" shaming from friends is finally over.
The iPhone is a solid device, but Apple devices have plenty of their own issues.
It is...